Let M be a 2-torsion free prime Γ-ring satisfying the condition a α b β c=a β b α c,∀a,b,c∈M and α,β∈Γ, U be an admissible Lie ideal of M and F=(f i ) i∈N be a generalized higher (U,M)-derivation of M with an associated higher (U,M)-derivation D=(d i ) i∈N of M. Then for all n∈N we prove that [Formula: see text]. Mathematics Subject Classification (2010): 13N15; 16W10; 17C50.

We introduce a new class of simple Lie algebras W (n, m) (see Definition 1) that generalize the Witt algebra by using " exponential " functions, and also a subalgebra W * (n, m) thereof; and we show each derivation of W * (1, 0) can be written as a sum of an inner derivation and a scalar derivation (Theorem. 2) [10]. The Lie algebra W (n, m) is Z-graded and is infinite growth [4].

Let $R$ be a 2-torsion free ring and $U$ be a square closed Lie ideal of $R$. Suppose that $alpha, beta$ are automorphisms of $R$. An additive mapping $delta: R longrightarrow R$ is said to be a Jordan left $(alpha,beta)$-derivation of $R$ if $delta(x^2)=alpha(x)delta(x)+beta(x)delta(x)$ holds for all $xin R$. In this paper it is established that if $R$ admits an additive mapping $G : Rlongrigh...

Let T (X) be the tensor bialgebra over an alphabet X. It is a graded connected cocommutative bialgebra, canonically isomorphic to the envelopping bialgebra of the free Lie algebra over X, Lie(X). The subalgebra of its convolution algebra generated by the projections arising from the graduation is also an algebra for the composition of morphisms and is anti-isomorphic as such with the direct sum...

In commutative algebra, a Weitzenböck derivation is a nonzero triangular linear derivation of the polynomial algebra K[x1, . . . , xm] in several variables over a field K of characteristic 0. The classical theorem of Weitzenböck states that the algebra of constants is finitely generated. (This algebra coincides with the algebra of invariants of a single unipotent transformation.) In this paper ...

In this paper we provide an algebraic derivation of the explicit Witten volume formulas for a few semi-simple Lie algebras by combining a combinatorial method with the ideas used by Gunnells and Sczech in the computation of higher-dimensional Dedekind sums.